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Measuring Equity Valuation Index(EVI) Beware, don't ask if the Stock Market in India is currently Bullish or Bearish. I say it is the time to invest. The Current brilliance is to make a small investment in selecting valuable Stocks and invest in those. It is good for everyone to invest now rather than thinking based on Long term Investor or Short term Trader. Find out the real earnings and value of the listed companies and stick to invest in it. Although there are so many fundamental analysis factors, these four important factors will tell the overall market situation in Stocks. Even if you have already heard these factors, such things are very vital for the Long term Investment Strategy and it gives a bonus features on your Investing. Price to Earnings (P/E) Price to Book Value (P/B) G-sec X PE Market Cap to GDP(Gross Domestic Product) One can know the Price to Earnings per share, as a basic level. We should not only consider the P/E of a stock or an industry, but for

My Portfolio – Stocks – Updated on February 2019 When i posting this article, Nifty50 crossed 11,000 points and S&P BSE Sensex closed at 36,636 points in the Indian Stock Market. Small cap and Mid cap were rallied for the last three Trading days. Nifty Small cap 100 and Mid cap 100 earned a returns of 7.80 % and 4.70 percent respectively in the past one week. The Nifty50 has given a 6 percent return for the past one year, but the Mid cap and Small cap failed to benefit the Investors. The last one year return for the Mid cap 100 is (-10.20) percent and the Small cap 100 was down (-23.20) percent. Although the bear market in India has not gone yet, but the market has recently been improving. After with the Interim Budget 2019 and the border tension worsened, the Indian Stock Market has seen good progress. The Trade war between the nations has not yet stopped. After the end of February 2019, it looks favorable conditions in my Stock Portfolio. I have added a few quantity on TYRE Indus

FII and DII Trading activity – February 2019 On 14th February, it was not a Valentine's Day this year in India. About 40 Soldiers were killed in a Major Suicide attack in the Pulwama District of Jammu and Kashmir. In response, the Indian Air Force (IAF) attacked the terrorist where they stayed in the Balakot of Pakistan. It was reported that 300 Terrorists were destroyed by the IAF in the Balakot Air Strike. The Stock Market, which had been in the place of Down trend for more than ten days in the period of February 2019. It was getting to climb a little over the next three days, meanwhile the tensions in the border between India and Pakistan were also caused a Staggering moment in the Indian Stock Market. Pakistan's KSE (Karachi Index) reported a tumor in the border on Wednesday (27-02-2019), with a loss of more than 4 percent or about 1500 points. The Nifty and Sensex too volatile in the said period of IAF Air Strike. Generally, the Terror attack and Trade war were the recent

India's GDP growth rate at 6.6 percent in Q3FY19 The Q3FY19 for the GDP data was released today by the Central Statistical Office (CSO) in India. The third quarter of GDP growth is at 6.6 percent, it was seen at 8.2 percent in the First quarter. The Q2FY19 for the GDP growth were stood at 7.1 percent. The data released today by the CSO, making it clear that the growth was slower as compared to the previous quarter. The First quarter of this fiscal year 2018-19 has been revised to 8 percent, earlier it was at 8.2 percent. The Q2FY19 has also been revised to 7 percent from the 7.1 percent. For the current financial year, it was estimated at 7.4 percent in the December Policy. The GDP growth for the next financial year 2019-20 is projected at 7.4 percent. There is a 7.2 -7.4 percent in the first half and 7.5 percent in the Q3FY20. India's Gross Value Added (GVA) growth stood at 6.3 percent. Manufacturing Sector has under performed recently, even though the manufacturing is one of

6 Fundamental Factors as a defensive investor There are many factors to looking for a long term investment strategy in the Stock Market. Some of the factors are like Understanding the business of a Company, Sales and Profit growth and find the competitors in a particular sector. We have a variety of Fundamental Analysis ratios - Price to Earning, Earning Per Share, Price to Book Value, Cash Flow, Dividend Yield, Debt to Equity, Return on Equity, Return on X or Y and so on. Benjamin Graham, the father of Value Investing had written a famous book called, ' The Intelligent Investor '. This book will tells you about the basic steps to choose the shares or Stocks as a Defensive look. Let's see about them. Adequate size of the Company: We can see there are lot of listed companies everywhere in the World Stock Market. Although we have a lot of companies to choose from, it is good to choose stocks which have good annual revenue or sales or you can say the company's sales is mo

Will the Tax cut (Revised GST) for the Real Estate to be benefit ? On February 24, 2019 - the GST Council recommended to revise the GST Rate on Real Estate Properties. Previously, the GST Rate for the Normal and Premium Housing projects, it was noted at a 12 percent. It is also considered for the properties costing Rs. 45 lakh and above. Now, the revised GST Rate is 5 percent which is effective from 1st April, 2019. For the Affordable Housing, earlier the GST rates were stood at 8 percent, now it was revised to 1 percent. Previously, the buyer or customer should pay a service tax for the under construction property. After the changes in GST, the buyer need not pay any amount as a tax before the completion of a Property. The Buyer is also have to pay the Registration and Stamp Duty fees for a property, the stamp duty usually varies between the State Governments, lies approximately around 5 to 8 percent. Last day (25-02-2019), the share prices of the Realty Stocks saw a good rally due to

Employees PF Interest Rate history in India Since 1952 In a statement issued yesterday (21-02-2019) by the Employees Provident Fund Organization(EPFO) in India, it was increased the Provident Fund(PF) interest rate to 8.65 percent from 8.55 percent for the Financial year 2018-19. This is the first time, the interest rate has been hiked in the past five years. The Provident Fund rate was seen 8.75 percent in the Financial year 2014-15 and it has been increased by 5 basis points to 8.8 percent in the FY 2015-16. The lowest rate in the last five years were seen at 8.55 percent in the last fiscal year 2017-18. The Total Annual deposits of Provident fund was Rs. 1,31,000 Crore in the financial year 2017-18 and the estimate for the current Financial year is 1,46,000 Crore rupees. It has stated that there are nearly 6 Crore subscribers will get benefited by this updated 8.65 percent. The Board of EPFO has also discussed the issue of raising minimum pension under the Employee Pension Scheme(EP